Every Streamdzy feature, explained in depth
What each feature is, how it works in the app, and the problem it solves on a real stream, from Record first to instant replay and crew roles.
Record First Explained: The Safety System for Live Shows
Record first explained in depth: how the recording becomes the master copy, how the stream follows behind, and why no stall or mistake reaches your file.
Anti-Fail Systems for Live Streaming
The systems that keep a live show running when things go wrong: record first, the lifeline, the second network, the relay and automatic reconnection, explained.
Multistreaming Explained: One Show, Many Places
Multistreaming explained: encode once on your PC, send to every place you tick, keep each place separate and reconnect each one on its own.
Multi-Camera Streaming Explained
How multi-camera works in Streamdzy: cameras, layouts, cutting between them, and every camera recorded on its own track.
Phone Cameras Explained: How They Join and What They Send
How a phone joins Streamdzy as a camera with a code, what it sends over the network and what it keeps on the phone.
Crew Roles and Directors Explained
How the crew works in Streamdzy: a director who cuts the show, camera operators with their own camera and a stream key that stays with you.
Talkback Explained: Talking to Your Crew Live
Talkback in depth: who hears it, how messages reach directors, cameras or one camera, and what viewers never hear.
Scenes and Layers Explained for Streaming
What scenes and layers are in Streamdzy, how to build a scene in minutes and how to switch between them with one press.
Alerts Explained: Follows, Subs, Raids and Tips on Stream
How alerts work in Streamdzy: the cards, the sound, the test button and the donations read aloud, explained in depth.
Instant Replay Explained for Live Streams
How instant replay works in Streamdzy: the last seconds in slow motion on the stream, and the replay kept in the recording.
Extensions Explained: Overlays You Control From Your Phone
What extensions are, how they show their controls in the app and on your phone, and how to make your own overlay.
Goal Bars and Counters Explained
How goal bars and counters work on a stream: what they count, how you change them and how they show on screen.
Lower Thirds Explained for Live Shows
What a lower third is in Streamdzy, how it slides in for a name or a title, and how to show it with one press.
Starting Soon and Ending Screens Explained
Starting soon, be right back and ending screens in Streamdzy: what each one does, how to switch to them and how the stream carries on.
Stingers and Transitions Explained
Stinger transitions in Streamdzy: a short video that covers the change between scenes, chosen and played with each switch.
Shortcuts Explained: Control a Live Show From the Keyboard
How shortcuts work in Streamdzy: choose your keys for scenes, alerts and recording, and make them work while a game has focus.
Remote Control Explained: Run Your Stream From Your Phone
The phone remote in depth: scenes, alerts, extensions and recording controlled from your phone, from the same code.
The Health Check Explained: What Your PC Can Stream
What the Health check measures, how it chooses a picture quality for your PC, and how to use the result before you go live.
Record and Stream Together: How It Works
Record the show at full quality while you stream, with how the two stay separate and what each one keeps.
Crash-Safe Recording Explained
How Streamdzy keeps your recording safe after a crash or power cut: the pieces, the recovery and what you lose.
The Web Control Panel Explained
Run your stream from a browser on any device with the web control panel: scenes, alerts, the picture and the buttons, all from one code.
The Web Studio Explained
The Web Studio goes live from a browser to services that accept WHIP, with no install and no credits used.
Credits Explained: How Use Is Counted
How credits work in Streamdzy: the first click uses one, it covers 24 hours, and a show that is running is never cut off.
Friend Codes Explained
Friend codes give a friend a credit bonus when they start using Streamdzy, with a limit each month.
Login and Sign In Explained
Set a name and a PIN or password to keep your Streamdzy account, and sign in on another PC with the same details.
Recovery Key Explained
The recovery key lets you get back into your Streamdzy account if you forget the PIN or password. Keep it somewhere safe.
Automatic Updates Explained
How Streamdzy updates itself: a new version downloads quietly, checks against its checksum and installs when you close the app.
Connections Explained: Networks and Backup
What the Connections screen shows: the networks your PC can use, which ones answer and how a backup takes over.
Recording Folders Explained
How Streamdzy organises recordings: a folder for each session with the finished show, each source and the log of marks.
Scene Presets Explained
Scene presets are saved arrangements of your scenes, so you can switch between shows and games with one press.
Privacy and Your Data in Streamdzy
What stays on your PC, what goes to our servers, and why. Your video and sound stay on your computer.
How Streamdzy and Tunedzy Work Together
Streamdzy handles the picture, cameras and stream. Tunedzy handles the voice and the sound. Here is how they fit together.
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Streamdzy is a free streaming and recording app for Windows: several cameras, your phone as a camera, going live to many places at once, and recording first so a bad connection never costs you the show.